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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
4
Realty note shows a Mrs Sands at 509 Maple St advertising an eight room house with a barn for rent and requesting inquiries. Also listed is a cheap sale of a GQGirls bicycle and an Irish mail at Fay Spangler. A fire alarm incident described notes a shed west of Griswold branch tracks burned out, unreachable with town hose.
New York leads in charitable work with philanthropists abundant and generous. This year the city will allocate $4 167 350 for its charitable institutions, underscoring the scale of urban philanthropy and civic aid in the metropolis.
The Evening News advertises a complete assortment of legal blanks ready for supply at reasonable prices. The notice emphasizes constant availability and competitive rates for their various forms.
A fire damaged property at 516 Chestnut Street in Atlantic affecting A M Petite. Tornado and life and accident insurance details referenced.
There are many men who wear hats most of the time and have thick hair yet if dandruff germs infest their scalps parasites multiply for air cannot reach them. New Herpicide kills these germs and stimulates healthy hair to growth. It is a pleasant hair dressing and a dandruff cure. Sold by leading druggists. Send for sample to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich.
A watch frozen into a cake of ice for 12 hours recorded the seconds and minutes accurately, illustrating a new approach in jewelry advertising.
A late night scene unfolds as a professional guest contemplates stopping play when warned by a hostess about near neighbors. She insists they poisoned their cat, declaring that violence would be justified if true. The exchange reflects tense accusations within a social gathering.
The notice lists numerous train services with numbers and times for the Omaha area. It notes limited and local departures, mail and express connections, and several no-service Sundays for Nos 68 and 64. It also includes north and south bound branch details with Sunday operations and special services.
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